Premium Vector Pack – Eighties Music
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Premium Vector Pack – Eighties Music

on May 27th 2010 with 5 comments
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We have a new set of vector illustrations available exclusively for Vector Premium members. Crafted by the group over at Designious, there are numerous retro style, rad, vector illustrations in this set. You can use them in your next project to give an 80s inspired feel where needed. Learn more at the jump!

New Vector Premium Illustrations

There are ten vector illustrations in this pack. The license allows these illustrations to be used in your commercial client projects as well, see the download file for details. Below are the group of unique illustrations, which can be colored any way you choose, as it’s all vector (in EPS and AI format)!

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This new Vector Premium Pack is created by Designious. They release numerous professional vector design packs and all sorts of vector goodness over at their site. We’re excited to partner up with them on this exclusive Premium release!

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Vector Premium Membership

As you know, we run a Premium membership system that costs $19 a month, which gives members access to the Source files for tutorials as well as periodic extra tutorials, and Premium Packs like this one! If you’re a Premium member you can log in and download the tutorial. If you’re not a member, you can of course join today!

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  • http://www.vectelligence.com Ilie Ciorba

    Good stuff, but it could be even better if it was colored. Anyone can make a grayscale illustration from a colored one, but not vice versa.

    • http://www.designious.com Designious
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      We made them like this because this is how Sean requested. You can color them without a problem yourself.

    • Random Guy

      Uh… Use Magic Wand (Y), press Enter, set Tolerance to “0″, click grayscale tone, change color.

      Gee, that was hard.

  • http://www.scottcorgan.com Scott Corgan

    The web is a better place when you provide resources that actually look good. Can’t wait to start break-dancing again with that boom box!

  • http://www.foxyhare.com Bryce Wisekal

    Fantastic collection! Although I must agree with the comment below, color would have been awesome.

    Although I won’t kick a gift-horse! These are awesome vectors, thanks so much for making them available!